Roger Taylor has joined forces with South Africa’s world-renowned Ndlovu Youth Choir for a compelling single and official music video titled “A Beautiful World.” The track combines Taylor’s classic rock sensibilities with the vibrant, soul-stirring harmonies of the choir. A… Continue Reading →
Roger Taylor has released “I See You Now”, the second single from his forthcoming solo album Violence Insane In A Beautiful World, due for release on 18 September 2026 via Columbia Records. The song takes a deeply personal and intimate… Continue Reading →
Listen to the World’s first airplay of Roger Taylor’s new track “Come on Summer (It’s Party Time)” featuring Ndlovu Youth Choir premiering on BBC Radio 2 with Vernon Kay at 10:50 a.m. BST today Wednesday June 10th, 2026. Tune in… Continue Reading →
Roger Taylor published today a simple miniature in the vein of “Outsider” and a bit in his previous protest songs. Just give it a try and have a listen. The link to Roger Taylor “Chumps” “Gotta say something”
Hank Marvin, the legendary guitarist from The Shadows, and Roger Taylor have collaborated on a new rendition of the 1961 instrumental classic Let There Be Drums by Sandy Nelson. This track is part of the charity compilation album Think Loud… Continue Reading →
Roger Taylor has once again joined a constellation of musical stars to record a new version of the iconic hit “Do They Know It’s Christmas?”. This time, marking the 40th anniversary of the original song, a unique, multi-generational rendition has… Continue Reading →
You can now watch the lyrics video for Roger’s second single The Clapping Song from the new album Outsider to be released on October 1st, 2021. The song is a cover of an old Shirley Ellis song of the same… Continue Reading →
Roger Taylor – ‘The Clapping Song’ – Listen HERE A fond flashback to Taylor’s teenage pop tastes. “I never really understood that verse, ‘the street car line’. What’s that? I don’t know, what’s a car line?” The Clapping Song stands… Continue Reading →
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